First Aid

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It's not recommend. If you try it's possible for you to do more damage, so I suggest not trying it.

Doing nothing. Letting the person suffer.

A baseball bat , or anything resembling it, is considered a "deadly weapon" in the legal context in every country that has such laws. So -- yes.

It stretches the muscles and ligaments in the ankle, and is VERY painful. It may hurt for a few minutes, or if serious can create a sprained ankle. Stay off it as much as possible, keep your shoes on, and watch out for it happening again. Once stretched, it's much more likely to happen again until it heals.

That can decrease the swelling of a contusion or slow the bleeding from a scalp laceration but in the case of head trauma, you really need to get to medical care. You could be courting real trouble if you don't get it checked out.

I am seriously trying to not be judgmental. If you are really concerned, give your doctor a call. Maybe they'd consider pumping your stomach. Or they might suggest you just wait to see if anything happens. After all, there isn't a guarantee that you will become ill.

Three "Universal Precautions" that fall under the category of Body Substance Isolation are: # Wearing nitrile or latex gloves # Wearing protective eyewear # Wearing a mask or respirator

DO NOT ice it but run cold water in it the use baby oil on it, and put a verry loose bandage on it an it should be gone in a day. If the pain is unbearable then you can take an ib prophen or tilenal or any pain killer

First aid must be provided wherever necessary after training is complete. This makes you legally liable if you know how to do it, yet don't assist. However, if you assist and fail, you could also be legally liable for this. The key is to know when the person in need of first aid is or is not able to help themselves, but this distinguishing technique can be learned through the training.

if your hymen hasn't broken or stretched then it isn't to uncommon to for this to hurt and for you to bleed but if you are bleeding profusely for an extended period of time you may want to seek medical attention.

coshh: control of substances hazardous to health. Coshh is used in the workplace whenever there are dangerous substances in use. they will keep coshh cards which say what the chemical is what to do if it is ingested etc

No beneficial difference other than the odor.

Remove casualty from the hot environment

Sugar and honey were used to treat battlefield wounds in ancient Egypt 4000 years ago. It has been used since, and science shows that treating wounds with honey or sugar (sucrose) is beneficial.

no go ahead and tell me how it works out

Yes

I ate a lentil with baked cheese topping recipe for 15 years - no problems.

Then one day it made me violently sick about 2-3 hours later. This happened on three consecutive attempts to eat this recipe.

Some years later I found I could eat it again without any problems (though stomach felt heavt afterwards).

Now it makes me sick again.

First aid is important in physical education and sports. It is important because medical care is needed promptly when someone is injured while doing PE or playing a sport.

If a person accidentally consumes a maggot, there is no cause for alarm. Although the person may feel disgusted, no harm will come to them. The acid in a person's stomach is strong enough to kill the bug.

call the poison control center

treat for shock

DO:

Protect yourself from bloodborne pathogens

Remember ABC's

Airway - head tilt/chin lift, jaw thrust/modified jaw thrust if it's a traumatic injury

Breathing - Breathing? 2 rescue breaths. Breathing? If not, start CPR

Circulation - Stop any severe bleeding. Check for a pulse. If it won't stop bleeding with direct pressure, tourniquet.

Reassure the victim

9-1-1 if it's severe, you won't have the resources to properly treat the patient!

Flush burns and chemical injuries with lots of cool water

DON'T:

Move the victim unless necessary

Place yourself in danger - if you are dead or injured you're no good to anyone

Try to "set" or "reduce" a fracture or dislocation, just immobilize

Remove objects stuck in the eye

Use burn ointment

Wait to call 9-1-1

Most importantly, use your common sense!

Contact the American Red Cross or the American Heart Association for locations in the Los Angles area.

remove casualty from hot enviroment

Get a bag of frozen peas and wrap it in a damp tea towel and pop it on for 5 minutes at a time that will help reduce swelling and pain. Also you could take some anti-inflammory painkillers.

If there is blood under the nail and throbbing pain, drill a small hole through the nail to let the blood out. I have used a drill press (really) for easy control of the depth as you only want to drill through the nail and not into the skin underneath.